Person unresponsive after severe nosebleed near Bunkie

Heard on: Lafourche Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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1118.

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1118, the guard was just told he cannot go with the patient on the aircraft.

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I guess we're 1015 or 15 , but it's only 15 .

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This morning, the nurse at the facility said she could handle it.

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And he lost about two liters of blood through his nose, and he's still unresponsive.

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Can y'all meet us at the Bunkie exit at I-49 or what's the closest way we can ride in with you back around?

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Thank you.

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How far are you from I 49 and Bunkie exit?

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We're at the I 49 and Bunkie exit right now.

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All right, just stay there.

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We'll be there in like less than 8 min .

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Ten four.

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M4 and 1118, that's actually the St.

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Landry exit.

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Get on I-49 and go north to the next exit, we'll be Bunky.

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So y'all, 1118, y'all get on the interstate and head north to the next exit.

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And M4, copy direct.

8/13/2026 06:40 AM

Medical Emergency

I-49, Bunkie, LA

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews coordinated along I-49 near Bunkie and St. Landry for a medical transport involving an unresponsive patient who reportedly lost a large amount of blood from the nose and was being moved by aircraft, with a guard not allowed to accompany the patient on the flight.